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2) , DBITUAHY . Caldwell: Carrie at th St. Thomas Elgln General Hospital on Sunday, Sep- ternber 25, 1958. The iormer . Carrie Howa of St. Thomas. Wile of the late James 1 Emery Caldwell (1952). Daughter of the late Edith and William Howe. Dear | mother at Doreen (Mrs.l George Herr) oi St. Thomas. Norma (Mrs. Leo Byrnea; oi LoraineI Ohio and Ruth (Mrs. John Agar) oi Iona Station. Sister oi Clara Waugh of Flint Michigan. Elda Hepburn oi Wlarton, l Oflivfe' (‘Mrla EArwIn Helmpei) o aeroo, nnle Ho Sault Ste. Maria. V a! Howe of Colpoye Bay and Ivan Howe of Kitchener. Predeceesed by one daughter and two sons In In- fancy one sister Elveras and tour brothers Frankl Percy. David and Garnet. Funeral service will be held from the George Funeral Home 430 Mary St.. Wianon on Wed- ‘ negday. Sept. 28th at 2 pm. f with Fiev. Keith Fox ot‘ [ .flcletlna. Interment Colpoys Bay Cemetery; The tamliy will receive iriends at the funeral home one hour prior to the time oi service. Donations to the Wlerton ‘ Hospital building tund ‘would be appreciated as :your expression of sym- pathy. Allan ; to community Our communities were saddened this year by the passing oi two very active members. In May. Betty (Elizabeth) Gilbert died, leaving a legacy of unsur- passed frlendship to all who knew her. In September. Cllif Gllbon died, leaving a , reputation tor being a con- cerned dedicated politician. They lived and worked very hard on the term In Purple Valley. Cllif raised beet calves and sheep, and helping out his neighbours. Betty worked alongside In all areas white raising two sons and lending a hand to all hocameby. ilii served In the Albemerle township council and roeveship for a total of 21 years, and on the Children's Aid board oi Bruce County tor many ter- ms. Betty helped by loving and helping many ioster children. Betty was also well known for her work in the local Women's instituter her handcraited sweaters and beautifully decorated cakes. Betty and Cliff met In England during Clifi's 4 years In World War 2. Cilit was In the army and Betty Cou‘pie‘were dedicated was one oi the strong British who betriended all soldiers who taught In the war. Thusly CH" and Betty were dedicated to the War- ton Legion and In 1973 to 1975 served as presidents lor the Legion and Women's Auxiliary. Betty was born Elizabeth Tlldesley In Rugby. England. Her loving iarnlly are, here parents Ester and Richard Tlideslsy (both pre- deceased). sister Hilde Lee (predeceased). sister Lily (pradeceaeedl. sister Ada Shirley oi Rugby and brother Fllchard and wile Margaret of Northampton- ehlre, England. Even after 1945. when Cliit brought Betty lo Canada. Betty remained In close touch with her lamlly and now has many nieces and nephews and grand-nieces and grand- nephews who loved and admired her. Betty returned to England twice. Cilii was born in Wiarton. His loving iamlly are paren- le Herbert (predeceased) and Eva Gilbert oi Purple Valley, brother Howard, sister Edna Cook, both 01 Purple Valley and Sister Elsie and husband Don McKone oi Stratiord. Cliff also has a good number oi nieces and nephews and one grand-niece: Clift and Betty leave two sons and their families Cllti, a local farmer and auc» tioneer, and Allen the War- ton Volunteer Fireman Chief. and a mechanic. The 8 grandchildren are very proud oi Betty and Cliff‘s Ilia achievements, / - ,) 2.4/9 9ch 5g